Not really. We had already an endowment fund on the west coast. There is a Pacific coast endowment fund. We have been using that argument, I guess, to get one for the Atlantic coast, which we now have.
Concerning the initiative in the Fraser Valley, even though I said there was no connection, there is in the sense that it all goes to protecting our salmon, the wild salmon in particular. You have a lot of groups--and we've met them--on the west coast who pride themselves on protecting the salmon. I think for a while they were going, like all of us, in different directions, and now they're all coming together.
One of the players we've worked with fairly closely is a fellow by the name of Rick Hansen, the Man in Motion, who has done a great job in protecting and promoting the sturgeon and enhancing the sturgeon stocks on the Fraser. I had the advantage a couple of weeks ago of spending some time on the Fraser with him and a number of others, including first nations people and our own official members of these various groups.
They have come together to bring everyone to the table to try to develop a proper procedure for managing the salmon in the area, protecting and enhancing, and getting everybody around, and cutting out these wars we saw every year on the Fraser River. I think we've come a long way. We put $10 million into that initiative, and they will be raising a tremendous amount of money themselves; they have major commitments. I'm really pleased with what I see happening on the west coast.